A team of 18 from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary came to Sesheke right after Christmas and stayed about two weeks. They just left today and boy has it been quiet around here! In the mornings they had seminary classes and in the afternoons they would evangelize throughout Sesheke, concentrating on the areas around the Lodge they were staying in and also the area around the plot where the church will be located.
The top photo is a team picture taken at our place when we all ate together one night. Next is one of Dr. Eitel and his wife, Glenda, and also Art Savage. Dr. Eitel is the dean of missions at SWBTS and one of Mark's former professors. Art is also a professor and was Mark's partner on a mission trip to Cameroon the seminary took in 2006. We were SO blessed to have them here! They encouraged us so much and furthered the work of the kingdom of God as they and the whole team shared Jesus around town each day!!! On the bottom is Grandma Marsha, a dear woman of God who became a very special friend of Madylanne's during their stay.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Sharing the love of Jesus at the plot
playing in the rain
I love my kids
Christmas day
Happy Birthday Jesus! We had a marvelous time celebrating the birth of Jesus with our church family- Baptist Mission of Sesheke- as they have agreed together to call it. They wanted to join Sesheke Baptist Church for worship so they could see what a Christmas service looked like. We were so blessed to be able to worship together! The top photo shows Pastor Given leading the Baptist Mission of Sesheke Church in two songs they had prepared and practiced. The bottom photo shows a boys group singing a song. We all ate lunch together afterward. Such a wonderful way to spend Christmas- celebrating our Savior's birth with His family!
Christmas morning
Christmas fun...
These are photos of all the fun we had Christmas week. Our helpers and their families came over for a Christmas meal and the kids had fun playing in the canoe afterward (Mark found it along the river bank, it has lots of holes in the bottom). Pastor Edward from Sesheke Baptist Church and his wife Eden and their three sons also came over that week and had lunch with us one day. Thank You Lord for friends!
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